Maybe it’s me, but judging by what I’ve heard, this story seems to have more loop holes than a Charles Barkley golf swing. Stranger things have happened, but does this woman REALLY think a self-respecting judicial system will actually see this through?

Like us, you’re probably wondering how in the world this woman could ever win this case, so we’re gonna break it down. Take note that what you are about to read are rational judgments based on human beings with common sense. No doctors and/or lawyers were a factor in the following assessments. Let’s not kid ourselves: the afformentioned would only make this more complicated. Just look what lawyers have done with the NFL Lockout...........

For starters, I figured I’d ask someone I know who is well-versed on the dangers of improper sugar intake:

My diabetic father.

I asked him earlier what the likelihood was of ONE cup of coffee effecting the sugar level of a diabetic to the point of hospitalization.

“There are all levels of diabetes, just like peanut allergies. From one cup of coffee, this seems highly unlikely, but it would depend on her medical condition,” says Joe Sr.

“I have type two diabetes, but one cup of coffee won’t put me into a diabetic coma. Maybe five candy bars. She could have found out that they did what they did and then went crazy on sugar when she got home. But if someone is that sensitive to sugar, chances are they’re probably on some form of insulin.”

Thanks Big Joe! Of course, Big Joe is not a doctor, which brings the next factor into question.

Medical records: Need I say more? I probably should. But there will be a much better indication of the woman’s diabetic condition after her medical history is thoroughly looked over.

Another issue that remains questionable is the process in which a Dunkin’ Donuts employee handles a placed order.

Now I’m not a coffee drinker, but back in my car dealership days, we would always take turns making Dunkin’ Donuts runs. As long as I can remember, the hired help never put the extras in the coffee, they always left that to you so the person whom you ordered the coffee for can add whatever sugar-sweetener-elixir he or she desires. Do they do this differently at this particular location?

So many questions, so little answers. Only time will tell if this woman is rewarded for her absurdity. We can only hope that Philly2Philly did our part to add some common sense to this delicate matter.

In the meantime, continue reading Philly2Philly for the latest updates on Coffeegate.

These same damn liberals would look the other way if Ed Rendell would take a helicopter ride to go see the Eagles play in Pittsburgh. Heck, they would have turned a blind eye if Jon Corzine (one of the worst Governors in New Jersey history) got into a car wreck on the freeway. Oh wait...they did!

Fact of the matter is, the Governor is more important than teachers, labor unions, and regular working people. Something that liberal cannot understand is life isn't fair and some people are more important than others. It's a fact of life.

Added to that, it's a perk that the Governor gets to ride around in a helicopter and a necessity. The Governor is a busy man and has to be in many places in one day. This cannot be done by riding in a car.

The film, based on the best selling novel by the late Stieg Larsson is about a girl (Harriet Vanger) who disappeared from a family gathering on the island owned and inhabited by a powerful family (The Vanger clan). Her body was never found, and her uncle was convinced it was murder and that the killer is a member of his own tightly knit but dysfunctional family. He thereby employed a disgraced financial journalist Mikael Blomkvist and the tattooed and troubled but resourceful computer hacker Lisbeth Salander to investigate. Rooney Mara (who was in "Social Network") plays the role of Salander.

David Fincher gets back to his roots of directing dark, hard-hitting thrillers by taking on'The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo' project. In recent years he has made great films in 'Benjamin Button' and 'Social Network', but they are departures from his earlier dark films like "Se7en", "Fight Club", "The Game", and "Zodiac."

And, if the trailer is any inclination,The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo will be one badass film. There is no dialogue in the teaser - just short quick clips throughout the film, as the the cover (by Trent Reznor) of Led Zeppelin's "Immigrant Song" is played in the background.

How about an underground explosion? Negative. PECO officials checked and reported no damage.

How about a sonic boom? Possibly. Or, even a UFO? Well, let's not get crazy here.

It just may have been a meteor though, which caused the sonic boom.

There was a report earlier in May of a mysterious boom in Virginia, which was likely caused by a meteor. In the evening of Tuesday May 10th, residents across Virginia Beach, Norfolk and Suffolk, Va., dialed 911 to report whatsounded what a large explosion. And, a NASA scientist explained that it might have been a meteor. And, the impact of the meteor possibly caused the sonic boom.

Much to the chagrin of Cleveland Cavaliers nation and non-Miami Heat fans, he is now one step closer to getting his wish.

First off, it’s not like Cleveland was a bottom feeder in the NBA and James just HAD to get out of his home state. The Cavaliers did finish 61-21 in 2009-2010, which was good enough for the best record in the NBA and a second round loss to the Celtics.

Instead, he and Bosh set a precedant for future NBA stars who will now arrange their contracts with fellow NBA players who can ditch the teams that drafted them to join another team who is looking to buy a championship. Do you think the Sixers have a hope in hell of winning anything now for the next 10 years?

Philadelphia's beloved Fourth Wall Arts Salon celebrates its first anniversary this month. The city's premiere monthly traveling arts event returns to its very first location in Northern Liberties.

Join us on Saturday, May 28th at Media Bureau, 725 North 4th Street in Philadelphia, for a stellar lineup that includes familiar as well as new faces. Doors open at 6:30 PM. Vegetarian food will be served along with an open bar.

Fourth Wall co-founder Brinae Ali sings and taps part of her award winning one-woman show Steps, about a mother's struggle with her daughter's life threatening accident; alt-rock duo Suspect 9 takes the Fourth Wall stage for the first time; salon veterans Nina 'Lyrispect' Ball and Carlo Campbell grace the stage with spoken word; you'll be left scratching your head (in a good way) after Ran'D Shine does his offbeat magic act; visual artists Ernel Martinez and Bernard Collins display their work.

The groove goes on with live house band The Jimmy Crack Corn Experiment, and DJ Supreme on the ones and twos. For full information on our line-up, including head shots and bios of artists, visithttp://fourthwallarts.org/salon12.htm.

This event will sell out. Limited tickets are available. Advance purchase price is $15, and price at the door is $20. Advance tickets are available athttp://fourthwallarts.ticketleap.com/may.This has been a wildly successful year for Fourth Wall, an unstoppable force in the city's cultural landscape, growing exponentially and welcoming new guests to each Salon. The April 2011 Salon at the National Museum of American Jewish History drew a capacity crowd of 350 guests.

About Fourth Wall:Each month the Fourth Wall Arts Salon brings together a diverse array of artists and intellectuals for an interactive evening of fine art, music, dance, theatre, and topical lectures that inspire and engage the mind. Salons showcase the full spectrum of Philadelphia cultural offerings, including spoken word, live jazz, song, opera, flamenco, hip hop and much more.

The work of local visual artists adorns Salon walls. Equally important is Fourth Wall's mission to join together communities across the region for an evening that's guaranteed to be inspiring, uplifting, exciting and filled with spirit.

Well, say it isn't so. Harold Camping is once again changing course. A day after Harold Camping came out of the woodwork to say he was "flabbergasted" that nothing happened on May 21st (the day he proclaimed Doomsday) he is covering his ass and saying the end of the world will happen in October. Added to that, this multi-millionaire carnival barker is claiming that May 21st was the "invisible judgment day."

You've gotta be (expletive deleted) kidding me.

On the surface, Camping comes off like a crazy S.O.B., but when you dig deeper, he's just a flat out liar and a fraud. Scumbag is a word that comes to my mind. He certainly makes a case for government intervention for religious phanatics who cross the line.

Sure, religion is one of those freedoms which makes America what it is, but enough already. Frauds like Camping hide behind the veil of religious freedom and take advantage of stupid people and ruin their lives. Think of all of the gullible fools who bought this nonsense about the May 21st Judgment Day and who quit their jobs. And, now Camping is trying to lure them in further by stringing them along until October. Not only should Harold Camping be sued, but he should be thrown in jail for his vulgar display of self-serving prognostication.

And, when nothing happens in October, what is this crooked bastard going to do then for an encore? Maybe he'll pull a Marshall Applewhite (the infamous leader of The Heavan's Gate Cult) and do the world a favor and off himself.

Advice to College Grads From The Region’s Top Recruiter“Practical Advice in How to get a Job."

Blue Bell, PA, May 18, 2011 — Right Recruiting LLC, a Blue Bell based recruiting firm with 30 plus years of experience recruiting professionals and executives for small and mid-sized regionally based firms offers this advice for new college graduates entering into the career world.

1. Have the right education for the job. If you don't have the right education, go get it. It’s not the employer’s job to train you. It’s your job to have the skills an employer wants. By the time you’ve graduated high school, society has spent about $300,000 on your education. That’s your head start. It’s your job to build on it. If you’ve fallen behind, have heart. For some employers, being in process for the education is as good as having the education. If you don’t have a college degree or the right trade school certificate, just being enrolled will show an employer that you understand your obligation to get some training. It helps.

2. Have a clear and complete resume. Make sure that your spelling and grammar are accurate. Don't rely on spellcheck. Proofread and have someone else proofread. Here’s a hint- when you proofread- change the fonts. It will help you look at it with fresh eyes. Describe your prior jobs completely. Describe your goals in the objective but limit them to your employment career. Don’t send out a resume saying that your goal is to move to California and start your own business. To the potential employer, that’s a goal and not a dream.

3. Deliver your resume in the appropriate manner. If the company wants resumes emailed, don't fax or snail mail the resume instead. Companies want electronic copies of the resume because they are easier to store and evaluate. No one wants paper. And, for gosh sakes, don’t hand deliver the resume expecting an interview and brownie points for initiative. The people you want to meet are busy and have jobs to do. Don’t expect them to rearrange their day because you are so special. Don’t confuse initiative with arrogance.

4. If the employer wants to conduct a phone interview, try to use a landline and take the call in a quiet place. No dropped calls. Background noise is not allowed. Turn off the TV. Last year a candidate tried to have a phone interview with one of my clients in his car driving on the expressway IN A CONVERTIBLE WITH THE TOP DOWN!! Bad idea. A phone interview is an interview. It’s not a speed bump on the way to a “real” interview. Treat the phone as a business tool, not as a way to find out what your buds are doing that evening.

5. Wear a suit and tie to the interview. I know that many companies allow casual dress for employees. You are not yet an employee. A suit is a sign that you take yourself and the potential employer seriously. It doesn’t have to be an expensive suit and it doesn’t have to be a nice tie. I never saw anyone rejected from a job because they wore a suit and tie to an interview. I have seen people rejected because they didn’t. Stack the odds in your favor by showing a potential employer that you know the difference between play and work. Lastly, do I also need to remind you to wear socks?

+1) Repeat until successful. Very few people get one interview and then get hired. Most people need a few interviews with a few different employers to get the offer that they want. A job search is a process. Don’t apply to one job and wait to get that job. Apply to as many jobs as you can find that fit your background and goals and go through the process listed above to maximize your chances of success.